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Kyle's heroic tale is just beginning… again. The English dub of New Saga begins streaming on Crunchyroll from Wednesday, July 16 , thanks to the below cast and crew! New Saga English Dub Episode 1 Cast Kyle voiced by Kyle Igneczi Urza voiced by Jaclyn Thomas Liese voiced by Rebecca Danae Sildonia voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Ceraia voiced by Kara Edwards Theron voiced by Kyle Phillips Layla voiced by Erin Nicole Lundquist Additional Voices by Morgan Lauré, William Ofoegbu, Brad Kurtz, Joe Cucinotti, Greg Silva New Saga English Dub Episode 1 Crew Voice Director: Jeremy Inman Producer: Samantha Herek Adaptation: Jessica Sluys Mixer: Andrew Tipps Engineer: Jamal Roberson Related: Crunchyroll Summer 2025 Dubs Include Gachiakuta and More Key Art Related: Crunchyroll Summer 2025 Anime Season Lineup Announced! Naoki Mizusawa directs the New Saga anime at Sotsu and Studio Clutch, with series composition by Kenta Ihara, character designs by Dan Asahi and music by Shacho and Hironori Anazawa.

It's been a few years since Chainsaw Man Season 1 first aired. With the upcoming movie set to release in September, now is the perfect time to revisit the show. And what better way to do that than by watching it through a limited-edition steelbook that's now available for pre-order?

Walmart has released an exclusive Season 1 limited-edition Blu-ray steelbook of the 2022 anime series. This limited collectible features a steelbook featuring Denji transformed as Chainsaw Man and the Blu-ray disc of the first season. It is now available for pre-order and has a listed price of $42.96. Meanwhile, Amazon is releasing a limited edition of the show's Season 1 Blu-ray disc, including a 72-page art booklet. Both stores are selling this item for $84.99.

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Based on the 2018 manga by Tatsuki Fujimoto, Chainsaw Man is set in a world where devils are born from human fears in an alternate...

With an updated relationship status and a new transfer student in the mix, Aharen-san wa Hakarenai will be full of surprises again when the English dub of Season 2 begins streaming on Crunchyroll from Monday, April 21 , thanks to the below cast and crew! Note: Kelsey Cruz fills in for Dani Chambers as Aharen until further notice. Aharen-san wa Hakarenai Season 2 English Dub Episode 1 Cast Raido voiced by Ben Balmaceda Aharen voiced by Kelsey Cruz Riku voiced by Kara Edwards Tobaru voiced by Katelyn Barr Oshiro voiced by Kristen McGuire Ishikawa voiced by Kevin D. Thelwell Sato voiced by Veronica Laux Miyahira voiced by Tia Ballard Additional Voices: Brayden Medlin, Lisette Monique Diaz, Kristin Payne, Lara Woodhull, Jack Broadbent, Aiden Call, Sarah Wiedenheft Aharen-san wa Hakarenai Season 2 English Dub Episode 1 Cast Voice Director: Jonathan Rigg Producer: Samantha Herek Adaptation: Matthew Greenbaum Mixer: Andrew Tipps Engineer: Derric Benavides Related: Wind Breaker Season 2 English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew,...

The Unaware Atelier Master novel series began in 2018, and in 2019, it received a light novel adaptation that is still ongoing with 11 volumes as of the time of writing. The series is written by Yōsuke Tokino, while Zounoze illustrates the light novel; the manga adaptation is illustrated by Naharu Furukawa.

Not that long ago, it was revealed that the beloved fantasy series would be receiving an anime adaptation, which is set for an April 6, 2025 premiere in Japan and, thanks to Crunchyrol, around the world.

But not only is the series going to receive a simulcast, it is also going to have a simuldub release, as the voice actors for the English dub have been revealed.

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So, the English dub will be simulcast along with the Japanese original, and it will feature the voices of Ciarán Strange as Kurt, Erin Nicole Lundquist as Yulishia,...

It's not an early April Fools' joke, the Spring 2025 season of English dubs officially kicks off tomorrow on Crunchyroll with the day-and-date premiere of The Unaware Atelier Meister ! Tune in on Sundays from March 30 to hear the below voices use their own Sss-rank skill to bring this fantasy adventure to life. The Unaware Atelier Meister English Dub Episode 1 Cast Kurt voiced by Ciaran Strange Yulishia voiced by Erin Nicole Lundquist Kirshell voiced by Alison Schonhoff Mimico voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Alraid voiced by Mike Smith Golnova voiced by Christian Thorsen Bandana voiced by Morgan Lea Marlefiss voiced by Katie Otten Female Staff Members voiced by Jennifer AuBuchon, Emily Emmett Male Inspector voiced by Gerard Caster The Unaware Atelier Meister English Dub Episode 1 Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: James Cheek (Jared Smith for the series) Mixer: James Baker Engineer: Derric Benavides Related: The Unaware Atelier Meister Anime Previews Theme Songs,...

The isekai genre has seen several hit light novels and manga over the years, many of which have been adapted into successful anime. Now, one such anime from 2024 is finally getting an English dub, and fans won't have to wait to watch it.

Failure Frame is an increasingly popular isekai brand, with the series finally receiving a full anime series last year. Now, this anime has finally received an English dub release, nearly half a year after it ended. This comes as more of the source material is being localized, letting fans enjoy the Failure Frame story in all of its forms.

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When anime fans watch a show, they will have some general expectations about how the male and female characters will act and think. While there is plenty of room for nuance and variety, the trends still hold true, with boys being competitive and action-oriented, while girls are more interested in deep emotional connections and cooperation. Still, there are some anime girls who seriously bend or even shatter the conventional rules of femininity.

Some anime girls are subversive in their design because they contradict standard norms of how girls act and think, while other anime girls are subversive in more unique ways. In certain cases, anime girls will bend the rules of not just femininity, but other archetypes or roles too, making each of them a refreshing breath of air in any anime. These subversive anime girls aren't content to be generic eye candy or token love interests, because they have a few surprises in store.

The isekai genre is an ever-growing category of anime that has new series added to its already overwhelming list of fantasy heroes and wayward villainesses with every season. The core concept of isekai—escaping into a magical realm—is a popular and highly appealing basis for a story, but with so many series following the same formula and tropes, the charm of the genre itself can lose its luster.

There does occasionally come an isekai anime with a premise or protagonist that strays from what is typically seen and even subverts the common isekai anime tropes in new and interesting ways, offering a fresh take on an overused theme. Among the hundreds of titles that follow the same isekai recipe, there are a handful of series that have spiced up their stories with something unique to create a compelling tale well worth the pickiest anime fan's time.

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We got a backlog dub with a mature-age adventurer last month, now it's time for one with a young un-adventurer. The English dub of Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells arrives on Crunchyroll with all 12 episodes on Tuesday, February 4 ! Failure Frame English Dub Cast Touka voiced by Tom Aglio Seras voiced by Dani Chambers Agito voiced by Aaron Campbell Alma voiced by Adrian Mayes Anglin voiced by Mark Fickert Ashura voiced by Jason Bunch Civit voiced by Jim Foronda Costello voiced by Reagan Murdock Droghetti voiced by Brandon Acosta Erica voiced by Jessica Peterson Eve voiced by Monica Rial Fosse voiced by Jacob Browning Ganozea voiced by Ray Hurd Gizun voiced by Bryan Massey Hijiri voiced by Abigail Blythe Hurkley voiced by Mike Smith Ikusaba voiced by Lindsay Seidel Itsuki voiced by Kelly Greenshield Jin voiced by Xan Cramer Jiobane voiced by Weston Loy...

Crunchyroll announced a big treat for anime lovers this week. Starting Friday, the platform will stream the English dub of the anime adaptation of Mato Kousaka’s light novel, I May Be a Guild Receptionist, But I’ll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time. Alongside this, they revealed some exciting details about the cast and production team behind the dub.

On top of that, Crunchyroll plans to add even more content in February. The English dub of One Piece Season 15 Voyage 2 (episodes 1097-1108) and Special 13 will drop on February 11 at 4:00 p.m. Est. It’s shaping up to be a great month for anime fans.

The English voice cast for I May Be a Guild Receptionist features Jill Harris as Alina, Kamen Casey as Jade, Sarah Wiedenheft as Laila, Mike Smith as Ganz, Dakota Farnsworth as Lowe, Kate Bristol as Lululee, and Spencer Liles as Slay.

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The future of science is now! Senku and company return in a brand-new English-dubbed season of Dr. Stone , officially streaming on Crunchyroll from Thursday, January 9 as a simultaneous release. Here's the cast and crew for our latest adventure: Dr. Stone Science Future English Dub Cast Senku voiced by Aaron Dismuke Ryusui voiced by Clifford Chapin Gen voiced by Brandon McInnis Kohaku voiced by Felecia Angelle Minami voiced by Kristi Rothrock Suika voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Chrome voiced by Matt Shipman Ukyo voiced by Mark Allen Jr. Ginro voiced by Justin Briner Taiju voiced by Ricco Fajardo Yo voiced by Kyle Phillips Magma voiced by J. Michael Tatum Nikki voiced by Katelyn Barr Yuzuriha voiced by Brittany Lauda Kaseki voiced by Kenny Green Kinro voiced by Jessie James Grelle Tsukasa voiced by Ian Sinclair Francois voiced by Michelle Rojas Kirisame voiced by Lindasy Seidel Matsukaze voiced by Alejandro Saab Dr. Stone...

Dragon Ball Daima is the newest addition to the Dragon Ball universe, and it hasn't missed its mark. It's a fun, light-hearted series that reintroduces the cast of Dragon Ball in an amazing light. While Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Gt, and Dragon Ball Super put action first and comedy second, Daima changes the formula to create a new series that feels fresher than ever.

The evil Demon King Gomah used the Dragon Balls to make Goku and the rest of the Z Fighters become kids again, leading to a hilarious adventure, great battles, and surprising transformations. As a series that puts fun first, it has a different tone than most of the Dragon Ball franchise, but there are still plenty of other anime series that share a lot in common with the latest entry into the Dragon Ball canon.

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Fans have been eager for another installment in the Chainsaw Man anime since its first season ended in December 2022. Although the Chainsaw Man The Movie: Reze Arc was announced and a teaser video posted to YouTube, no official release date has been confirmed as of right now. Rumors about a potential second season have been buzzing for a while and now, one of the series' voice actors has hinted that these comments may have some truth to them.

Zero clue if this is real, but if actually trueeverything is about to change https://t.co/UIP3zb1CNb Ryan Colt Levy (@ryancoltlevy) November 16, 2024

Ryan Colt Levy, the voice actor for Denji in Chainsaw Man, responded to a post on X by a Chainsaw Man news account, @ChainsawShots. The original X post stated that a second season of the acclaimed shonen anime has been "Officially Confirmed according to New Legal Documents...

Anime fans have been waiting for what feels like an eternity for the next installment in the darkest isekai anime of them all: Overlord. Though Season 5 has only been announced and has no official release date, Madhouse studios brings Lord Ainz Ooal Gown to the big screen on November 8, 2024, in select theaters. Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom will also be available to stream on Crunchyroll, for those who won't get to make it to the theaters.

Celebrating the momentous occasion, and yet another of Lord Ainz's spectacularly sinister plots, Cbr sat down with English dub voice actors Christopher Guerrero (Momonga/Lord Ainz Ooal Gown) and Sarah Wiedenheft (Neia). Without spoiling the plot, they share thoughts on their characters, the story, their process, and, of course, what the future might hold for everyone's favorite awkward Overlord.

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Update 10/26/2024: Added crew The future of the demon lord subgenre is now! Enter a brave new world with the English dub of sci-fi fantasy anime Demon Lord 2099 , which begins streaming on Crunchyroll on Saturday, October 26 with the below cast and crew for Episode 1. Demon Lord 2099 English Dub Cast Veltol voiced by Ian Sinclair Machina voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Marcus voiced by Rob McCollum Takahashi voiced by Nia Celeste Gram voiced by Dio Garner Kinohara voiced by Lydia Mackay Demon Lord 2099 English Dub Crew Voice Director: Lee George Producer: Zach Bolton Adaptation: Macy Anne Johnson Mixer: William Dewell Engineer: Ian Emerson Related: Mf Ghost Season 2 English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date Key Art Related: Crunchyroll Fall 2024 Dubs Include Blue Lock 2nd Season and More Based on the light novels by Daigo Murasaki and Kureta, Ryo Ando ( Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury assistant director) directs Demon Lord 2099 at studio J.C.Staff,...

The epic anime series finale of the decade will finally be available to own when Attack on Titan Final Season The Final Chapters arrives on Blu-ray on November 26 in North America from Crunchyroll. The limited edition Blu-ray and DVD combo pack version will include a 148-page art book, a 32-page digibook, several art cards, and two exclusive Titan enamel pins.

This November, Crunchyroll's lineup of Blu-rays will also include two complete series rereleases with immense power levels: Dragon Ball Super (all 131 Episodes) and Dragon Ball Z (all 291 episodes), launching exclusively at the Crunchyroll Store. Each will come with multiple special features that will provide fans with various behind-the-scenes conversations with the iconic English voice actors from the series.

In celebration of its 20th anniversary, Samurai Champloo, directed by Shinichiro Watanabe, Crunchyroll is rereleasing an all-new limited edition Blu-ray of the complete series, also exclusive to the Crunchyroll Store. The packaging...

Weekly Shonen Jump manga have given way to some of the best fights in all of manga. Some of their fights excel because of their great artwork and fight choreography. Other fights are great because of the writing and emotional stakes put into the story.

Some of the best Weekly Shonen Jump manga have prided themselves on their action, and that, of course, has led to them having great fights. Whether in stories that revolve around fighting from day one or stories that stumble into it at some point, whenever a Shonen Jump manga delves into a fight, its almost always a great experience from start to finish.

Weekly Shonen Jump manga have produced a lot of great fights over the years, and some, naturally, have stood out more than others. The best fights in Weekly Shonen Jump are always the ones with great artwork, fight choreography, and emotional stakes from everyone involved,...

Iconic showdowns like Goku vs Frieza in Dragon Ball Z set the standard for intense, planet-shattering battles that define shonen anime. Emotional fights like Naruto vs Sasuke in Naruto showcase the complexity of friendship and growth between two fierce rivals turned allies. Creative battles in Mob Psycho 100, like Mob vs. Mogami, highlights the psychological depth and emotional growth of characters in intense psychic duels.

Shonen anime is characterized by action and adventure, thrills and excitement. As such, the best fights in shonen anime are often the sequences that fans remember the most, and the most fondly as well. They are the ones that stand out the most from shows full of fight scene after fight scene, for a variety of reasons.

Most often, these fights are the ones that take the characteristic action of their show to its greatest extreme, giving fans the absolute most of what theyre there for.

No problems for these goblins, as this season's Re:Monster anime series is already primed for a same-day English dub evolution starting on Monday, April 1 as part of Crunchyroll's Spring 2024 lineup! Here's the gob-smacking cast and crew for Episode 1: Re:Monster English Dub Cast Gobrou voiced by Sean Letourneau Gobkichi voiced by Reagan Murdock Gobmi voiced by Kate Bristol Aoi voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Gobjii voiced by Sonny Strait Gobe voiced by Jill Harris Re:Monster English Dub Cast Voice Director: Cris George Producer: Zach Bolton Writer: Leah Clark Mixer: William Dewell Engineer: Jeremy Woods Related: Crunchyroll Spring 2024 Dubs Include Kaiju No. 8, Konosuba Season 3 and More Key Visual Related: Mashle: Magic And Muscles Season 2 English Dub Hits Crunchyroll This Weekend Based on the light novels by Kogitsune Kanekiru, Re:Monster is directed by Takayuki Inagaki ( Birdie Wing -Golf Girls' Story- ) at Studio Deen, with series composition by Hiroshi Yamaguchi ( Grimms Notes The Animation...

Anime seasons wax and wane, and nearly two years after the original fan-favorite series aired, the English dub of Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- is back in full for a brand-new season from Monday, January 22 on Crunchyroll! Check out the cast and crew for Episode 1 below. Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- Season 2 English Dub Cast Makoto voiced by Dallas Reid Tomoe voiced by Monica Rial Mio voiced by Kara Edwards Lana voiced by Kayla Parker Eto voiced by Kiba Walker Shiki voiced by Ben Balmaceda Agares voiced by Dylan Mobley Akina voiced by Kristen McGuire Aqua voiced by Natalie Van Sistine Emma voiced by Tia Ballard Eris voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Liddy voiced by Brad Hawkins Lime voiced by Aaron Campbell Mondo voiced by Jarrod Greene Additional Voices: Nicholas Markgraf, Eric Wheeldon, Justin Green, Sean Letourneau Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- Season 2 English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Heather Walker...

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Crunchyroll is releasing a special Blu-ray Limited Edition box set to celebrate the anniversary of the iconic anime series YuYu Hakusho, based on the manga created by Yoshihiro Togashi. YuYu Hakusho tells the story of Yusuke Urameshi, a good-hearted high school delinquent who dies trying to save a kid from a car accident and is then resurrected as a Spirit Detective, charged by the Underworld with investigating supernatural activity within the Human World. The series soon turns into a supernatural-themed battle shonen, and it's credited with inspiring many works that followed, including Togashi's own Hunter X Hunter. The manga inspired, besides the 112 episodes-long anime, two animated movies, a series of Ova's, videogames, merchandise, and most recently a Netflix live-action series

The YuYu Hakusho anime was licensed for North America in 2001 by Funimation, now Crunchyroll, and it aired on two popular Cartoon Network blocks, Adult Swim and Toonami.

The series: "Chainsaw Man"

Where you can stream it: Hulu, Crunchyroll

The pitch: Based on the popular manga series of the same name, "Chainsaw Man" is a totally bonkers action-adventure anime series with horror overtones, lots of laughs, and characters you can't help but fall in love with. The new anime series just finished its first season run, and it's wildly popular in the anime world, so even non-anime watchers might find themselves wondering — "what the heck is a 'Chainsaw Man,' anyway, and why should I care?" /Film has written about the series at length, including weekly recaps, interviews with some of the voice actors, and more, so if you already know and love the show, go check out some of our other coverage! This one's for the folks who hear the words otaku and doujinshi and wonder if those are new sushi restaurants opening nearby, who have...

An epic crossover between the manga series Chainsaw Man and the mobile game Bloodline: The Last Royal Vampire will let players collect exclusive characters, a special outfit and more. The retro-style mobile Jrpg, which is available on iOS and Android devices, is itself based on a popular Chinese graphic novel. The popularity of Chainsaw Man has left many fans waiting for a video game adaptation, and the upcoming collaboration with Bloodline: The Last Royal Vampire will finally deliver that experience.

While Chainsaw Man isn't getting a video game yet, Screen Rant can exclusively reveal ahead of its official announcement Crunchyroll's exciting collaboration between the dark fantasy manga and Bloodline: The Last Royal Vampire. A trailer posted to YouTube by Crunchyroll Collection reveals the crossover will run from December 20 until early January 2023 and will introduce powerful pixilated versions of Chainsaw Man characters Denji, Power, and Aki to the mobile Jrpg's roster.

Chainsaw Man has exploded in popularity recently, so Screen Rant interviewed the English voice actors for Power and Makima to ask them about their roles and opinions on the series in general.

First premiering as a manga in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2018, Chainsaw Man instantly accrued a passionate fan base. That fan base then grew even further with the release of the series' anime adaptation this year, releasing on Crunchyroll every Tuesday. Part of the series' core appeal is its many varied and deep female characters. Two of the most important women in Chainsaw Man are the blood fiend Makima and the leader of Tokyo's Public Safety Division, Makima.

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Now, with new episodes of the series' English dub releasing weekly, Screen Rant spoke with the voice actors for Makima and Power, Suzie Yeung and Sarah Wiedenheft!

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"Chainsaw Man" took the world by storm long before it received its anime adaptation from the talented Studio Mappa. The manga, created by mangaka Tatsuki Fujimoto and released in the pages of "Weekly Shonen Jump" from 2018-2020, is often praised for its hyper-violent action and surprisingly hefty (and sometimes existential) story. In a world where "devils" are born as real-world manifestations of human fears, "Chainsaw Man" centers around Denji, a young man in poverty looking to get out of debt and live the good life by being a devil hunter. It isn't until he's on the brink of death that his partner and pet Pochita (the Chainsaw Devil) make a contract with him, giving Denji the powers of Chainsaw Man.

When it came to the anime adaptation, there were lofty expectations not just for the animation of "Chainsaw Man," but also for the voice cast that would bring the characters to life.

Screen Rant is excited to share the first look at a clip of Chainsaw Man's third English dubbed episode. The episode channels the best parts of the series, combining emotional memories with tons of gory action. The clip may be short, but it provides what fans have come to love about the story thus far.

Chainsaw Man's anime series began releasing on Crunchyroll in October. It is based on the hit manga series by Tatsuki Fujimoto, which has been serializing in Weekly Shonen Jump since 2018. Thus far, it has spanned twelve volumes and released one hundred and nine chapters. The Chainsaw Man anime is being adapted by Mappa and though the sub and dub are not releasing simultaneously, they are only offset from each other by a few weeks. The English dub cast includes Ryan Colt Levy, Lindsay Seidel, Suzie Yeung, Sarah Wiedenheft, and Reagan Murdock.

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Written and illustrated by Tatsuki Fujimoto, the Chainsaw Man manga series is getting an anime adaptation from Mappa, and it’s coming to Crunchyroll on October 11, 2022

Crunchyroll is revving up the excitement for the October 11 launch of Chainsaw Man on its streaming service by unveiling the English dub cast for the highly anticipated anime series.

Crunchyroll will simulcast the series from Japan, subtitled and dubbed, in more than 200 countries and territories around the world.

With Adr direction by Mike McFarland (Attack on Titan; Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood), the “Chainsaw Man” English dub cast includes:

Ryan Colt Levy (My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission; Moriarty the Patriot) – English voice of Denji

Suzie Yeung (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba; Wonder Egg Priority) – English voice of Makima

Reagan Murdock – English voice of Aki

Sarah Wiedenheft (Black Clover; Dr. Stone; Dragon Ball Super) – English voice of Power

The English dub of “Chainsaw Man...